Show Stanford Tennessee TCU Baylor Favored in Bowl Games —— milium 1 i —nwrinir Sports II——— II— in Myers Favors Illini in Pasadena Tilt HiH 3 Many Bowl Games Next Tuesday Bowl football games will be on the football agenda from Florida to Hawaii next Tuesday An estimated 300000 spectators will take in the major and minor gridiron classics The Rose Bowl at Pasadena and the Sugar Bowl at New Orleans will hold the most interest s— The Rose and Sugar bowl games— £ have been sold out for many days SEASON RECORD At Pasadena better than 100000 ARKANSAS ST STETSON will look on while 83000 are ex- 34 Memphis Navy 0! 70 Patrick 0 0 42 32 St Jack'Ttlla NAS 0 pected to watch Tennessee and tfl Mississippi 21 6 Arkansas Tech 20 Furman Maryland at New Orleans ffi 14 43 Delta state 14 Tampa 35 Florence 13 10 Florida State 13 Mr and Mrs Jay William 39 0: 54 0 Troy will Ersklne (Ala) newly weds ofOgden f'mev Plt 19 Richmond 14 be among the throng at New Or- S3 m 7 Wofford 15 Pittsb g 7 (Kan) 131 42 leans 37 Henderson Liv'gston (Al) 30 Mr and Mrs Jim Warner of u 2 Eastern Ky 14 to ouuuicru ah Mr and Mrs Cecil Jorgen-se- n 48 Camp Brek 12 881305 Dr and Mrs George Fister Dr 438 Totals 103 Total and Mrs L S Syramore Mr and Mrs John Parcell Mr and Mrs Sugar Bowl Place— New Orleans La Leonard Garner Mr and Mrs Bill McCrea are some of the Ogdenites Opponents— Tennessee vs Marywho will cast their optics at the land Bowl capacity 82000 Rose bowl parade and Time of game— 1:15 p m CST classic Prediction — Tennessee by one San Diego State and University of Hawaii clash in the Pineapple point Broadcast— ABC bowl at Honolulu The Californians (Harry local TV (Mel Levitt) favorites are seven-poi1951 Result— Kentucky 13 OklaComplete data on the eight major homa 7 bowl games of the nation follows: ' SEASON RECORD GSas-man- O Riv-erdal- Illinois-Stanfor- e: d Wis-me- r) nt Rose Bowl Place— Pasadena Calif vs Stanford Opponents —IUinois Bowl capacity — Time of game — 2 p m (PST) Prediction — Stanford by six points Broadcast— NBC-T(Mel Allen) NBC radio (Al Heifer Braven Dyer) 1951 Results — Michigan 14 California 6 V SEASON RECORD ILLINOIS STANFORD 13 17 Oregon Wisconsin 10i8 San Jom St 20 13 Michigan Syracuse 3021 UCLA Washington 021 Santa Clara Indiana 014 Washington Michigan 13 21 Wash State Iowa 0 27 So California Ohio Stat Northwestern 0 35 Oregon Stat UCLA 37 14 41 27 11 7 10 0 3 California 76322 Totals I Totals ISO 7 SO 13 13 7 14 7 13 30 14 30 141 Cotton Bowl Place— Dallas Texas Opponents — Kentucky vs TCU Bowl capacity — 75349 Time of game — 1 p m (CST) Prediction — Kentucky by 13 points Broadcast— NBC (Bill Stern and Jack Lightcap) 1951 Results—Tennessee 20 Tex- as 14 TENNESSEE MARYLAND Mississippi Bt 054 Wash sc Lea 14 Duke 033 Geo Wash 8 13 43 Oeorgia cnattanooga 27 Alabama 13 14 No Carolina 7 68 Tenn Tech Oj 27 Louisiana St 0 80 Wash & Lee 14 35 Missouri 0 27 North Caro 0 40 Navy 21 16 Mississippi 21 53 N Car State 0 28 Kentucky 0 54 West Virginia 7 14 28 Vanderbllt 373 Totals 37 35 Totals S3 353 62 Orange Bowl Place— Miami Fla Opponents — Baylor vs Georgia Tech ' Bowl capacity — 65153 Time of game — 2 p m (EST) Prediction — Baylor by six points Broadcast— CBS (Red Barber and Connie Desmond 1951 Result — Clemson 15 Miami (Fla) 19 27 14 SEASON RECORD BAYLOR GEORGIA TECH Houston 0S1 So Meth 7 ' 0 14127 Florida Tulane 9 Arkansas 7 13 Texas Tech 20 25 Tex A&M 2137 7 Tex Christian 201 8 18 Texas 8jl4 42 Wake Forest 034 14 So Meth 13 27 34 Rice 1334 21 48 Total 231 7 7 Kentucky Louisiana St Auburn Vanderbilt 40 7 7 14 Duke VMI Alabama Davidson Georgia Totals 7 7 7 J 114378 SEASON RECOKD TEX CHRISTIAN KENTUCKY 37 I? :z Kansas Son Bowl Place— El Paso Texas 6 7 28 Nebraska 7 Opponents — College of Pacific 17 Mississippi 2l!'7 Arkansas 7 7 Oeorgia Tech 13il9 Texas TecH 33 vs Texas Tech 27 Miss State 0120 Tex 14 A&M Bowl capacity— 16000 35 VUtnova n So California 38 Time of game — 2:15 pm (MST) 32 Miami (Fla) 0 20 Baylor 7 Prediction— Texas Tech by 14 37 Tulane on Texas 33 47 Geo Wash points 1322 Rice Broadcast — KTSM 0 Tennessee 3 2813 So Meth KEPO KROD (El Paso) and KCBD (Lubm" Totals Totals "T3 bock) 1951 Result— West Texas State 14 Cincinnati 13 Gstor Bowl SEASON RECORD Place — Jacksonville Fla COL OF PACIFIC Texas Tch 33 Hardin-Si— 0 48 W Tex St Clemson vs ? Miami Opponents 41 38! 7 Texas : mm' m (Fla) Bow! capacity — 36000 Time of game — 2 p m (EST) Broadcast— Mutual (Bob nd Gene Kirby) 1951 Result— Wyoming 20 ington and Lee 7 53 JO Wolff Presbyterian Rice 7 14135 Boston Col Furman Auburn 2 34 14121 0 19 7 198 Totals Tulane Florida Stat 31 13 0 7 32 7 Chattanooga Florida t7 Nebraska Pittsburgh Totals 83182 Marquett Total 381 6 N C State 0 7 Purdue 7 Col of Pacific 2l!32 Wash & Lee 0 So Carolina 20 JO Misslxsinni 21 Wake Forest 6! o Kentucky 21 34 34 39 33 14 Denver San Francisco 0 San Jos Stat Wash- SEASON RECORD CLEMSON MIAMI 16 Loyola Cal) Oregon Clemson Boston U 34 N Texas State 34 21 12 120 Tangerine Bowl I Place — Orlando Fla Opponents— Arkansas State vex Stetson Bowl capacity— 10600 Time of game — 8 p m (E ST) Prediction— ArkansasState by 13 points Broadcast —Liberty 1951 Result—Morris Harvey 35 Emory and Henry 14 A&M 20 6 0 Houston a 7 33 Tex Christian 19 S730 Baylor 40 0 11 Arizona 37 27 Texas Western ' 3914 Tuls 47 50 New Mexico 7 Hardin-Si- 184 278 m Totals 9 7 31 14 31 155 Salad Bowl Place — Phoenix Arix Opponents — Dayton vs Houston Bowl capacity — 20000 Time of game— 2 p m (MST) Prediction — Dayton by seven points Broadcast— Liberty 1951 Result— Miami (Ohio) 34 Arizona State (Tempe) 21 21 35 n47 21 0 38 20 14 SEASON RECORD DAYTON HOUSTON 18 Qua Marines 14 0 Baylor St Bonav ture 14 31 Detroit 7 71 6 Texas Tech Youngstown Toledo 7'27 Tulsa 48 6 35 Hardin-Si27 Chattanooga Xavier (0 3017 VilUnova 33 John Carroll 014 Wichita 18 Miami iOI 2128 Louisville 35 13 31 Okla MarshaU 7 A&M 20 No Texas St 14 841 m Totals 102 231 Totals 207 Olympic Candidates Schedule Sun Valley Competition Jumping Racing Events Loom 10 Above Ideal Weather-r-to- r Ice Bowl Game FAIRBANKS Alaska Dec 29 (AP) — The weatherman today promised ideal conditions for tomorrow s fourth annual Ice Bowl football game— 10 degrees above zem "" But there will be a special ground rule in case the heat wave peters out Should the temperature fall below zero each player wiU be limited to five minutes of action between rests to protect his lungs University of Alaska Coach Len Brumm said today he had decided his starting lineups and so did the co coaches of the Ladd air base - JPUL Tucker Yeats Each camp was predicting it would score the first touchdown in the history of the tjc1£8mf' Another ground rule demands at least four inches of snow as a covering to protect the players from bruising tumbles The 18 inches now on the field will be craped down to four by a buU-doz- er SUN VALLEY Ida Dor 2Q iTP The U S 1952 Olympic cross country and classic combined ski teams will get their first touch of international competition here Sunday and Monday when exhibition jumping and informal racing events will pit them against one Canadian and four Norwegian experts SiX members of the U S Nordic teams will touch off the internationally flavored events Sunday with exhibition jumping in the company of the five visitors all students at Washington State college On Monday morning nine U S Olympic clubbers will take on the of ski stars in an informal quintet y race which wiU test the value of the physical training program the Americans have undergone at Sun Valley since late in November The University of Washington group includes Al Fisher Canada and Svein Huse Mils Hegovold Olav Hoff and Olav Lie all Norwegian exchange students U S Olympic team members are John H Caldwell Putney Vt Ted A Farwell Montague City Mass Thomas JM Jacobs Boulder Colo Pau eg em an Denver George Hovland Duluth Minn John C Burton Wayzata Minn Wendell Broohall and Robert W Picacks Rumford He nri si rnnk w al ternate Kent Hill Me cross-countr- Chico Signs lor '52 Three Bucketeert CARACAS Venezuela Dec 29 (Api— Chico Carrasquel spectacular Latin American shortstop for the Chicago White Sox said today he had signed a 1962 contract eaU-tn- g for 120000 ATLANTA Ga (NEA) — Tech s three veteran carersGeorgia Capt Xfftef Umstead Pete Silas and Bill Cline scored 45 of the Jackets' 58 points in the season opener against Parns Island 4 By Bob Myers PASADENA Calif: Dec 29 (AP) College football players and race horses are pretty much alike when it comes to figuring out what they will do on a given day No one it seems can tell in advance Horse trainers and millions of astute patrons of the horse know this too well and most football coaches will confess the same thing And so it is today with the Illinois and Stanford football teams as they head into the filial stages of preparation for the 38th edition of the oldest game in the nation the Rose Bowl battle on New Year s day IUinois remains the favorite to win by six and a half points But few are prone to wax overconfident about either Illinois the Big Ten champion or Stanford the Pacific Coast conference rulers And that goes for the 100000 souls give or take a few hundred who are expected to witness the con test or the millions who will be seeing it around the country for the first time on television: Today the atmosphere was charged as usual with the same empty phrases from the rival camps Just what the occupants including rival Coaches Chuck Taylor of Stanford and Ray Eliot of the Illini really think is a well kept secret On Worried Side Suffice to say both fear the Worst but hope for the best although Taylor has been a revelation all fall and up to now He has! also been different because he flavors his predictions with optimism Eliot follows the usual coaching pattern — on the worried side and is noncommittal to the point that isome critics say he rehearses what not to say for publication A preliminary poll of the many football writers assembled here shows a marked disparity in thought as far as the scoring is concerned Most of them pick Illinois but the point totals range from zero to four touchdowns for one or the other team Stanford is favored as the better passing team with the key men quarterback Gary Kerkorian on the throwing end passing to such people as right end Billj or any one of his backs Some think Illinois has the better running attack built around halfbacks Johnny Karras and Don-ni- e Stevens and fullback Bill Tate Others think that an explosive back such as Stanford's celebrated Bob Mathias the track and decathlon king might well break up the ball game Fine On Defense Virtually all agree that Illinois rates as the finer defensive team Big Ten teams have a well earned reputation in this department and Illinois' comparatively light but fast charging unit upheld it extremely well during the regular campaign The No 1 defensive team incidentally was not scored upon in the last five games of the campaign Iowa scored but against the third string lads The last team to accomplish the feat was the University of Washington which tallied three touchdowns before losing midway in the season Stanford by the way defeated Washington by a seven point margin 14-- 7 The IUinois offense tallied 180 points as the Illini won nine games and tied one Stanford counted 222 and surrendered 141 in its nine wins and one defeat Stanford has an overall weight advantage On offense: Stanford Une 204: backfield 188: team 201 Illinois line 200: backfield 179 team 192 On defense: Stanford line 204: backfield 190: team 198 Illinois line 194 backfield 183 team 189 Probable starting lineups: Offense Illinois Stanford pos Vernasco le Storum Ulrich It Vick Studley lg Manoogian Sabino c Garner Gnidovic Bonetti rg Jenkins rt Broderick Smith re McColl O'Connell Kerkofian qb D Stevens lh Hugasian Karras rh Cook W Tate fb Mathias Defense: Illinois Stanford pos Wodziak le Rye Berschet It Latham 1 Lenzini King Ernst rt Cone Weddell rt Kirkland L Stevens re Eadie Tanner lib Popa Boerio rib Essegian lh Horn Neathery Wallace rh Thompson s Sanders Brosky post-seaso- uc it m Sugar Bowl Is Top Event Next Tuesday Sv ! By Harold Claassen NEW YORK Dec 29 (AP) Stanford Tennessee Texas Christian and Baylor ruled fnn:v a chakv favnrites in Tuesday's four big football bowl games Actually the matchings are so dose that the quartet of games' could be called n ca Rose Bowl — Stanford seems to have just enough running and passing power to edge Illinois after five years of Big Ten Game starts at 3 p victories IE S T and wiU be televised and NBC broadcast by Expected crowd 100000 Sugar Bowl — Tennessee U the nation's number one teem gets (fight nod over Maryland the snunber three power Game taana at 2:15 p m E S T and will be broadcast by ABC Expect ed crowd 85000 Cotton Bowl — Kentucky has been the alight favorite but with six players suffering a virus infection it now looks Uke Texas Kick off at 2 00 Christian p m before 73000 with NBC broadcasting In the four other more widely bowl Kanvts Clemson known is favored over Miami in the 'Gator Bowl: Arkan' has an edge over sas State in the Tangerine Stetson H' looks Texas Tech more powerful than College of the In the Sun Bowl Pacific should down and Dayton Houston in the Salad BowL Ban Is Staled With the the committee of tern college presidents gunning against football teems the alt Jaia 1 spectacles may very well be the lest the nation will see on such a large scale For this reason keen interest attaches to eU the games Two of the games have unusual aspects: The Rose Bowl at Pasadena grand daddy of them all and still the biggest will be televised nationally for the first time The national network as matter of fact reached the coast just in time for the World series This will bring Osl game into millions of American homes The network is not yet available for the southern games From a football viewpoint the Sugar Bowl at New Orleans claims top spot Never before have the nation's number one and three ! teams both unbeaten met in bowl battle Some think this Tennessee team with Hank in the backfield la one of -1 (B-l-- Oi n -0 1 -3 10-0--1 -1 S-0--4 8-0--1 (3-0-- 3) post-seaso- Mc-Co- ll n -- Four beauties of Utah general to extend a happy New Year Ogden Standard-ExaminHobhs Donna rrrnrlfus and tins Collins-Morr- Meet the Champ New Series er is Stmt For Nit Sport NEW YORK Dec 29 (AP) — Boxing champions of the armed forces of the United States will defend their titles weekly on a new television show entitled "Meet the Champ" that starts Thursday Jan 3 at Walter Reed hospital Washington D C Some 35 stations wiU carry the show over the ABC-Tnetwork On each program there will be be two title bouts of" four rounds It is expected that a champion will defend on an average of every two' or three weeks At the end of the first program two champions will be crowned And so on until there are in all eight weight divisions The identity of the participants selected on the basis of the regular boxing shows now being staged by all branches of the service in 100 camps will be announced the day of the fights After all titles have been filled defenses eight will start A board of four respected boxing experts will assist the service camps in conducting eliminations and serve as advance men for the show They are Tommy Lough ran former light heavyweight champ: Jimmy Bronson former fighter and manager Billy Cavanaugh former fighter referee and boxing coach at West Point and Heinie Blaustein famous trainer A executive committee includes Capt Don Miller chief of snorts of the special services division of the army JLieut Comdn J P Gutting of the navy Major Don Rossi' of the air force: Lieut Ernest C Hargett of the marines Col Harvey L Miller chairman of the District of Columbia Boxing commission: and Abe J Greene National Boxing association commissioner Five shows will Originate from west coast bases and others from TWIN FALLS Dec 29 (AP) — Great Lakes naval training center Prospective players for the Magic Boiling field and the Qtantico Va Valley Cowboys will be screened marine school next week in Tucson Ariz and in San Francisco in February atttry-ou- t camps scheduled by the San Francisco Seals Mickey Shader farm director for the Coast league club has informed local officials of the plan and advised them to have their manager CHATTANOOGA Term Dec 29 at the February camp (AP) — Just as they dominated the A manager for the club is exgridiron from the opening whistle pected to be named shortly The to the final gun so did Tennessee's Cowboys have a full working agree- champion Vols dominate the 15th ment with the Seals anIn the meantime President Wil- nounced today blocking team liam Wiseman is working on deals On the first elevens picked that may bring six players from annually by three Chattanooga Times the Great Falls Electrics and one Srrorts Editor Wirt Gammon and a from Austin Tex panel of sports writers were five ot Bob Neyland's charges The team is picked as a salute to the sometimes unsung who clear the way for their more publicized teammates Three westerners were chosen on the first team: Don Steinbrunner DETROIT Dec 29 (AP)— For-m- Washington State eid: Charles e middleweight champion Jake Harris California center and La Motta who won his title In a Matson San Francisco back Detroit rine mav return in tttm motor city next month for another une oout—trus one with light Navy Places Seventh heawweieht ehamninn tn v Maxim RALEIGH Dec 29 ( AP — Navy Nick Londes Detroit promoter started fast and in the points for the International Boxing club today to sweep topiled 4 an win disclosed today that iMgoBations over Wake Forest for easy seventh place are underway for a title scran her in the final round of the Dixie Jan 33 basketball classic T 0R $ £ P SUNDAY MORNING DECEMBER 30 1951 Grudge Natch Tops Program Wednesday at Berthana Melby Meets Mike Nazarian te te title-holde- six-ma- rs They're feuding again at Berthana arena This time it's young and handsome Bill Melby of Salt Lake City beefing with Mike Nazarian one of the tough old barnacles of the mat game Wednesday night they have top billing and they can be counted upon to let action speak - SiAce last week Melby and Nazarian have kept aglow a hot argument over a previous match Mad Mike was his worst and in the process ripped open the Salt Laker's brow Naturally Melby didn't like it The Salt Laker wasn't crying because he was hurt He's been hurt a lot of times But what he objected to was Nazarian's ability to keep out of Melby s way in the n Cowpokes Will Screen Players Tennessee Vols Top Backers an work-hors- rwo Teams Top es er Ol-li- 79-4- ! team match Now they're booked two of three falls Melby is looked upon as the boy with the greatest future who has come up from the ranks Promoter Ken in many years Mayne says that Melby has a golden future ahead ot him Such talk only further incites Nazarian That cut brow had better be fully healed or Melby will be dripping gore before the echo of the opening gong has faded away according to Nazarian's boasting Melby caught the fancy of the public several years ago when he was runner-up in a "Mr America" contest He had developed his hobbody through a weight-liftin- g by He turned to the wrestling game as a career and has made tremendous strides Next month he wiU appear in a series of Hollywood main events at the start of a Pacific coast tour His opponent knows he isn't goBut he has been ing anywhere around long enough to learn the tricks of the trade This wiU be one of Melby s sternest tests IslandRey Urbano er returns for Philippine a go against the powerful Japanese star The Mighty Oyama It was this latter raasler who is credited with popularizing American style wrestling in his homeland Urbano has made a host of friends here His match with the Japanese grappler will be watched with much interest Rough and redoubtable Tar an Zimba returns from his Vancouver home grounds to take on Al Roberts also of Canada in the opening contest Roberts has appeared here once before He is a pleasing performer and should have a mer ry tussle with the cagey Zfmba Promoter Mayne said that he has contracts offered to some top stars on the east and west coasts Many of these vill come here as soon as their television commitments will allow Time for the opening bell Wednesday is 8:30 p m Bowling Center Schedules Annual Classic The thirteenth annual Ogden bowling classic featuring singles doubles and all events will be featured at Ogden Bowling Center Saturday and Sunday January 5 and 6 Maxie Kosof manager announced Saturday night Games wiU be rolled across eight alleys Doubles are scheduled Saturday at 4 7 and 10 p m Saturday singles will be rolled at 5:30 8:30 and 11:30 p to On Sunday the doubles will be rolled at 12 3 0 9 and 12 a Singles are sched uled on Sunday at 10:30 a m 1:30 4:30 7:30 and 10:30 p m Entries to bowl in last doubles or singles must be made at least 15 minutes before squad starts Kosof reports Doug Muir and M C Mason of Salt Lake won the doubles in 1951 with 175ft Bill Ward of Salt Lake rolled 834 in singles and Ray Cromer bow red 1646 in all events Cromer is also of Salt Lake City Kosof looks for a record breaking entry list To Feel at Home LOS ANGELES Dec 29 (AP) — Ten pounds of Illinois soil arrived today to make the Ulinois football team feel at home in the Rose Bowl against Stanford The dirt was sent via American Airlines by Wallace Leek president of the Ulmi club of Chicago An airline spokesman said the cardboard box will be delivered to the Illinois team quartered at the Huntington hotel in nearby Pasa- - r Leat-lea- tta the greatest ever but llaryland will not concede an inch On the eve of battle most ot the cnachci except Stanford's always City League In Cage Play optimistic Chuck Taylor were full of gloom Taylor who predicted vfcet ce lea aU season for his team Recreation league teams will re said Stanford was in good shape sume the first half chase with three aitd that his team would go into toe expecting to win Ray Elli games Wednesday evening in the i game ott of Illinois watched his team Weber college gym The Fred M wertc out and exclaimed it was Nye - Brigham American Legion "pitiful absolutely pitiful" oe to ciawi at time pm prom-fthe top battle on the night's docket Makes Prediction of games that opens with Coach Jim Tatum of Man-lantaking on Heitz HeaUng and aid tie believed it would uke three Appliance at seven Ogden Arsenal tapejtdowns to win the Sugar Bowl and Weber College Reserves both and General Bob Neyland of winless to date will be out for vic- fame who almost never tory number on in the second makes a mistake said grimly he game of the evening thought "the game will be won by Stewart Confectionery with four ttdl team that makes the fewest straight wins and Fred M Nye with mistakes" three triumphs lead the parade at High scoring was predicted by aU the midway point but anyone of hands for the Cotton BowL and the first five clubs have chance Cancti Dutch Meyer of Texas Christo take the first half crown tian declared I am sure we wiU Del Nichols the loop's leading do some but Kentucky may d o scorer will be in the spotlight in more Coach Paul Bryant of Ken- the important fracas tucky declared his team should be uu — uuwa mniuu tins a imai ui 10 potnis in usni to four games with 23 field oals and j make us favorites with our re- 12 foul shots to his credit ord" In second spot in the scoring race Offense also seems the order of mn Mayfield of De Molay and the day at the Orange Bowl in MiRandall of Stewart Confectionery ami where Baylor's George Saner with 51 markers each Blackburn of said "only one team has been able holds the number to score twice on Tech this season four1 position with 48 followed by ban I believe we will score at least Lowder of Weber Reserves with 42 twice" Bobby Dodd of Georgia Lowder s total is for three games Tech in scarcely words while the other top point getters said We'll certainlyoriginal have to play have participated in four contests our best football to win" League standings: W L Pet Stewart Confectionery 4 0 1 000 Fred M Nye Company 9 0 1000 705 3 1 Brigham Legion 500 2 Post 1 1 333 Heitz Heatiha 1 3 De Molay 250 000 Weber Col Reserves 0 3 0 3 000 Ogden Arsenal Clinton and Hooper Second will determine the first half championship in basketball in the Lakeview stake Thursday night They are deadlocked now for first place with five wins and one defeat each Kanesville and Hooper First are third with four wins and two details each Lakeview Riverdeie and Roy follow SALT LAKE CITY Dec 29 (AP) Thursday s schedule follows: m — Riverdale vs Lakeview ine uiympic benefit ski jumping 8 7 p — tournament scheduled for irnor-rop m Kanesville vs Roy at Ecker hill was postponed —Clinton vs' Hooper second todav until next Sundav Hooper First downed Riverdale 38 Frank Rasmussen one of the to 33 Hooper Second walloped Roy sponsors of the event said a foot 32 to 40 and Clinton upset Lake-o- f new snow and the threat of bad view 3 6to 27 in games during the tomorrow weather forced the past week Summaries: SivtrSala h action He said nearly SO entries t rtrst p had been received The meet was to SB Srp LTubta f 3 I 1 T Xeadf obtain funds to send Utah Olympic 2 Kasnrneyeri oamj skiers to the winter games in Oslo aSaasaae s faJM' 1 Mai 4 Norway T AMaiifij mm The skiers will leave for New n o n r a a ea York early tomorrow and their 0 0 I 0 Binghama aanssaava a l a a Ruo g fares wiU be charged to the Na- a a s a osassl tional Olympic committee which 11 3 15 M 10 in turn will send the bill to the Intermountain Ski association H i j Baker-Merri- V two-minu- depot cavort in the snow at Snow basin to reader of the sports section ef The Left to right: Donna Sneddon Louise Drll Marie Rose (Photo by Ralph 7e4 staff p holograph era) 8A 0 LaMotta May Meet Maxim in Detroit 0' 4) j 27-2- toss-up- s Here is the situation at a glances all-rou- 76 Tenn Tecfe Texas 72 JL i Nye-Legio- Baker-Merri- ll Baker-Merri- ll ll n Hooper 2nd to f Oppose Clinton Ecker Bill Ski Jump Postponed 1pm w j i ! ct ot r til iM! lea teas easii 1 pr ottp BVlnaM s(MIL aa Evashevski Will If Offers Met -- ia Huiif Taiaef T EVtatra 1 t 1 3 J Vnatrae l a o 3 coxa V Bclnaaa 3 a 3 11 D 111 3 4 1 4 Is t 9 jaaatf oral siwrMaix fsansya Ill) i ia 9199 lilt 3 aee s 4lt9 Belnap f SPOKANE Dec 29 AP— Forest SI Evans hevski wiU keep his coach17 11 ing position at Washington State 33 10 S S3 49 college if the school meets salary' offers said to have come from ofhe L CUataa laaaatae 5 T schools "several 1G 1T F P A according to a ' (14 eirre S 3 3 11 Adasssof usually well informed B'ltnel 4 age quoted by the Spokesman Review 1 t a a aSsssBasfug ttiUarr a 44 Hartmana 3 3 1 g 14 Aravvg tonight The football coach is said to anaaf 0 0 o0 Hodaoea Maia 3 4 I H ao TatrBBfaa Treceived offers from two F r i t aaea aeasools and one Southeastern conference school Tetala Mse999 tat -- - If lei gig 1 tina O 1 uaia gskag |